Wow, well done the Brits

I guess Poland are the main challengers here, even if they aren't the highest-ranked country.

so wat happens now????????
who are they playing and is that 1-0 overall or another match been played is it 4 singles and 1 doubles like davis cup with singles swapping opponents??
i'll get mr brother to find it on internet hes a geek is it still on

its says here we are playing poland tomorrow

http://www.fedcup2007.hit.bg/

how are ireland getting on? anyone care
cavaday will be really usefull indubs cos she is lefthanded this is why shes there i think

tennisbrain wrote:

how are ireland getting on? anyone care

Ireland aren't playng until next week.

And no you don't have to keep the same singles players, you can mix and match your singles and doubles players.


-- Edited by jamatthews at 15:35, 2007-04-18

Watching the match on TV Bulgaria I was worried at how uptight Anne appeared closing out the second set, and thought she would struggle to win the third. But wonderfully, she played some of her best tennis towards the end of the third. Only the third British win over a top 100 player in the last 10 years of Fed Cup I think (the others were Louise Latimer v Tatiana Poutchek in 2001 and Sam Smith v Anne Kremer in 1999)

In answer to the criticisms of selected players, there is a lot of pressure playing Fed Cup, especially against a host nation on clay, so going with experience always seemed logical to me - and was clearly proved when the matches became tight.

Good win.

They must play Naomi against Poland. She has a better chance against the Sisters than both Bally and Keothavong.